Members of the Kenosha Police Department Honor Guard are seen in front of a large American flag and Lake Michigan during the 9/11 25th anniversary remembrance ceremony at Pennoyer Park on Friday.
KENOSHA -- City, county and community leaders gathered at Pennoyer Park on Friday for a somber yet resilient reflection on the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.
Great Lakes Navy Ceremonial Guard members, from left, Lillianne Wells, Anina Bright, David Gordon and Cody Howell stand with flags and rifles ready before the 9/11 25th anniversary remembrance ceremony at Pennoyer Park on Friday, Sept. 11.
Kenosha County Sheriff David Zoerner recounts conversations he had with his father on Sept. 11, 2001 while speaking during the remembrance ceremony at Pennoyer Park.
Retired Kenosha Fire Department Chief Christopher Bigley delivers his keynote address during the 9/11 anniversary remembrance ceremony at Pennoyer Park on Friday.
Members of the Kenosha Police Department Honor Guard are seen in front of a large American flag and Lake Michigan during the 9/11 25th anniversary remembrance ceremony at Pennoyer Park on Friday.
Retired Kenosha Fire Department Chief Christopher Bigley delivers his keynote address during the 9/11 anniversary remembrance ceremony at Pennoyer Park on Friday.
Great Lakes Navy Ceremonial Guard members, from left, Lillianne Wells, Anina Bright, David Gordon and Cody Howell stand with flags and rifles ready before the 9/11 25th anniversary remembrance ceremony at Pennoyer Park on Friday, Sept. 11.
Kenosha County Sheriff David Zoerner recounts conversations he had with his father on Sept. 11, 2001 while speaking during the remembrance ceremony at Pennoyer Park.